Two days and one-night liveaboard from Cairns – Dive the Great Barrier Reef with OceanQuest
A two day and one-night liveaboard diving trip from Cairns to the Great Barrier Reef with OceanQuest is a once-in-a-lifetime experience for any diving enthusiast. Cairns, located in Queensland, Australia, is the gateway to the Great Barrier Reef, the world’s largest coral reef system. With OceanQuest, you will embark on an unforgettable journey to explore the diverse marine life and colourful corals of this world-renowned destination.
The liveaboard trip with OceanQuest offers the perfect opportunity to fully immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the Great Barrier Reef. There is something for everyone, with options for certified divers, introductory divers, and snorkelers. During the trip, the certified divers will have the chance to dive up to 4 times a day and explore various dive sites, each offering a unique experience. You will also have access to a range of amenities on the liveaboard, including comfortable accommodations, delicious meals, and a spacious diving deck.
In addition to diving, you can also participate in other activities during the trip, such as snorkelling, sunbathing, and relaxing on the liveaboard’s sundeck. You may even spot dolphins, turtles, and whales during your journey.
Overall, a two-day and one-night liveaboard trip with OceanQuest is an excellent way to explore the Great Barrier Reef and experience the beauty of the underwater world.
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Highlights
Two days and one-night liveaboard
Waking up on the Great Barrier Reef!
Itinerary
Day 1
7.30-8 am: Pick up from your city accommodation (if booked) and check in at our dive centre at 319 Draper Street before transferring to the marina
8.30 am: Set off from Cairns Marina and cruise out to the Reef, either on our day trip vessel AquaQuest with two dive/snorkel sessions before you transfer onto OceanQuest (Thursday – Saturday departures) or directly on board OceanQuest (Wednesday departures only).
2.30 pm: During the afternoon, you’ll have the opportunity for more snorkel and dive sessions and to relax on board.
6 pm: Dinner is served
6.30 pm: Sharks in the Dark
8 pm: Dessert
10 pm: Bar closes
Day 2
7.30 am: Breakfast time! Sit down to a full-cooked breakfast to fuel you for the day ahead.
8.30 am: Dive or snorkel session
10.30 am: Dive or snorkel session
12 p.m.: Check out of your cabin
12.30 pm: Lunch
2.30 pm: Our transfer vessel arrives to return you to Cairns
3 pm: Depart Outer Barrier Reef
5 pm (approx): Return to your Cairns accommodation
Included
- Snorkelling (included for all passengers)
- Snorkelling equipment
- Dive equipment for scuba divers
- All meals on board, plus chilled drinking water, tea and coffee
- Sharks in the Dark
- Transfers from Cairns CBD accommodation
- GBRMPA environmental management charge
Optional Extras
- Digital camera hire
- Professional photos for purchase
- Guided dives ($15 per dive)
- Extra dives (subject to availability)
- Nitrox fills
- PADI Nitrox Dive Course
- Soft drinks, alcohol and snacks
- Quality souvenirs
What to bring
- Hat, sunglasses and sunscreen
- Swimsuit and towel
- Overnight bag with changes of clothing, including warm clothing and socks for overnight wear
- Toiletries
- Reusable water bottle
- Bedding and bath towels are supplied on board. Excess baggage can be stored at our Draper Street office at check in
How to get there
7.30-8 am: Pick up from your city accommodation (if booked) and check in at our dive centre at 319 Draper Street before transferring to the marina
OR
Boarding starts at 8.00 am from Cairns Marina, either on our day trip vessel AquaQuest with two dive/snorkel sessions before you transfer onto OceanQuest (Thursday – Saturday departures), or directly on board OceanQuest (Wednesday departures only).
Where Can I Park?
Several parking stations throughout Cairns are within walking distance of the Marina. Click here to see where
Important Information
All scuba participants must meet medical questionnaire requirements and some conditions or medications may prevent you from diving.
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